
A. Phillips Griffiths
1927 โ 2014
Griff, as he was universally known, was appointed to the chair of Philosophy and the newly founded University of Warwick in 1964. At the time he was the youngest Professor of Philosophy in the country, and he proceeded to build up a department, remarkable not only for the many distinguished philosophers who served and continue to serve in it, but also for its eclecticism and for the range of philosophical interests and styles represented in it. By the time of his retirement from Warwick, in 1997, the department had become one of the biggest and strongest in the country.
Books
- Contemporary French philosophy
- Knowledge and belief
- Key themes in philosophy
- A. J. Ayer
- Of liberty
- The Impulse to philosophise
- A.J. Ayer memorial essays
- The Impulse to philosophise
- Wittgenstein centenary essays
- Philosophy, psychology, and psychiatry
- Knowledge and belief
- Ethics
- Ethics (Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements)
- Philosophy and practice
- Philosophy and literature
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